... ('OMl 1IERC A1L INT TELLIGENCE . IflM MONEY MARKET. Lo.N )o0 c Ir'id ccclil e gg 'l Money .Mliiett ISl quiot. Thteco oII0tllsi .m }!iIIS llre negotiated 'at 2l per Cent. Loans tint, 1ul little Wanted, and were q ltotc(l at l pc vcll. Paris helucel cxcei ang e is 25t, 1 he. h~t wa e(lles iareetorIlisead 8toektl EIetiiiFi,'e~ ?1l ltet s. thl e iUoi O1 the WLi ek 11d tle C oC Of tile CitinClt, ...

... rt CORN. I MARE LANE Exi'Eus REPORT, Monday.- The rainfall of the last two days of June added, considerably to the total of the month, and in some districts sufficed to bring it up to an average. As a rule, however, the June rainfall was deficient over the chief wheat growing areas, and present expectations of farmers point to a crop of moderate bulk, short in straw, but of excellent milling ...

... IE%,TlJRi:S IN vP'i':liN ARt' SCIENCE. On f9n0turdRy rofegilov A. E. Mettaiil, of the Royal Dick Veterinary College, Ed bnLrghI rielivered the first of a course of six lectures ulller thie auspices of tin Tlelmniecal 1nntructliol Comn mittee of tho XIlmrdeen Coulny Council in theI Publlic Hall, Allord. Tile lecture was delivered at noon0. and there. wos a reopresentativc attemdance of farmers ...

... The corporation aLcounts for the year ending I 30th September, 1892, were issued in proof form t yesterday to the members of the Finance Com-i mittee of the Town Council. The corporation , accounts, or Common Good, show that the revenue is amounted to £II,621 Iis 3d, composed of fenl. a duties, rents, dues from the ferry over the river o Dee(£142), dues from the new Fishi Market (£1667), £ ...

... OR N. | .C uSrSaY , Thursday.-Moierate attendance. WVheat slow sale, prices slightly in buyers' favour; fireign brought jd to Id per ceutal more than last Wveek. Flour very quiet, but unchssn'ed. Oats firu at late rates. Beans unaltered. Ifaize Id to ];jilw*r cental lower on week, i 117,(ING1IAi, Thursday.-Moderate supply and tr.ade for wheat. English and foreign both r. p) 5; il to be selling ...

... & Delicacy never out of Season for 1 3ursory, tho Family Table, and tho Sic!;-Room. BROWN & POLSON'S CORN FLOUR. As many inferior qualities are being forced upon the market in packets closely resembling BROWN & POLSON'S, purchasers should note that every Genuine Packet bears BROWN & POLSON'S Damle in full, and the fac-simil Signatures :WLLIAM WALKER & SON3 UNRIVALLED TEAS. T9HE lessened daty, ...

... I RACING. KEMPTON PARK MEETING. MID-WEIGIP HANDICAP-Ardingtoll 1, Savage 2, Drury Lane 3. Three ran. ASHFORD S&LLING HANDICAP - 0astelar 1, Melona 2, Strathleven 3. Six ran. WEITSUhTIDE PLATL-Marvel 1, Belvidere II. 2, HEyres 3. Ten ran. BMeNNItAL STAvEs-Tanzincister 1, Toreador 2, Areadius 3. Three ran. CLAEaT.NT PzAe-Peter Piper 1, Pierrepont 2, Fitwarden 3. Five ran. TWICSLKIMAM MAIDEN ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENOE. ARnIVEDAT ATBRDERN.- ,June 14-St Nioholas, Reid, Leith, goods; Queen, Nicholson, Leith, goo1s;- LEarhidwm, Black, Leith, goods; Princess tlelona, Sinclair, Liverpool, goods; James Hall, M'Donald; Inverness, goode; White Sea, Rackow, Oran, grass, SAILRD-June 14 - Dochesa of Fife, Talbot, Snuderlend, light; Cairnie, Pirie, Methil, light; Paradox, Potter, Sunderland, light; ...

... SHIPPING IN'l'ELLIGENCE. Anit1vrfl AT ABaaDtiFn -,\1arlr 14-B1an- Iti-14, Turrill, London, goods; Caledoonia, Koulen, Rotter- digoods 1)Dee, Sulithj, Rtedim o Ungdunms, Venner, Terjusei-'tosaBLd, bolles. SAILED-March 14-CUlnie, Gill, Mothil, lightl Tile City of London arrived in London at 1924 Su nday afternoon-fine passage The steamer City of Aberdeen arrived in Lrosdon at ll15 p m. yesterday ...

... '1HE MONEY MARKET. LoNlIILN, Tuesday &tvelaiig, 1,In the Money Mar~tket there is nothing neta to I'noticeo. .9upe'rabitndtnone of cash is avitilathlit. I Advatius for a jew% days wisre tquotad at .I par cent. Discunt buiojus!s contilnuedC inlactive. Tjhreeo 0inouths' baink bills were negotiateda atit per ceint, r Paris chefluc exchange is 251. l~o. 1- took loxehange Markets wore quiet., but, ...

... I NEW YORK PRICES-TauRsDAY. Money easy. Stocks opened firm and active, but became weak during the afternoon. The mar* ket at the close, however, though dull, was firm. Cotton on spot steady and unchanged; futures opened weak, but afterwards advanced, with, however, subsequent reactions, closing steady. Petroleum quiet, closing steady at late rates. Lard has declined on packers sCiliig, and ...

... LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES. Messrs Strachan & Gray, of 177 Union Street, in their monthly share circular of Saturday's date, say:_ In the shares of the Foreign and Colonial Banks, the movements have been mostly downanards-the financial crisis in Australia having necessitated in the case of some of the Australian Banks a reduc- tion of dividends. The shares of the Bank of South Austraia have ...